Automatic term extraction aims at extracting terminological units from specialized corpora in order to assist terminolographers to develop lexicographic resources. In this paper, we introduce Domain Concept Relatedness, a novel term extraction technique meant to isolate the terminology of a given subject field. In order to evaluate our technique, we apply it to the extraction of waste management terms from a new Italian corpus about waste management legislation. We test it against Sketch Engine and the contrastive approach showing that our technique effectively extracts multi-word terms belonging to a given subject field but still fails to extract single-word terms.

Isolating Terminology Layers in Complex Linguistic Environments: a Study About Waste Management (Short Paper)

Cirillo N.
2023-01-01

Abstract

Automatic term extraction aims at extracting terminological units from specialized corpora in order to assist terminolographers to develop lexicographic resources. In this paper, we introduce Domain Concept Relatedness, a novel term extraction technique meant to isolate the terminology of a given subject field. In order to evaluate our technique, we apply it to the extraction of waste management terms from a new Italian corpus about waste management legislation. We test it against Sketch Engine and the contrastive approach showing that our technique effectively extracts multi-word terms belonging to a given subject field but still fails to extract single-word terms.
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